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Sydney Harbour, from North Sydney

from Powerhouse Museum

  • Vanessa Pike-Russell said:
    Your image:

    "Sydney Harbour, from North Sydney
    " by powerhouse_museum
    Sydney Harbour, from North Sydney

    The one you chose:
    "View of Sydney Harbour from the Rydges North Sydney 11th floor motel room" by lilcrabbygal
    View of Sydney Harbour from the Rydges North Sydney 11th floor motel room

    One that is closer to the Tyrrel photo:
    "View of Sydney Harbour from the Rydges North Sydney 11th floor motel room" by lilcrabbygal [?]
    View of Sydney Harbour from the Rydges North Sydney 11th floor motel room

    "View of Sydney Harbour from the Rydges North Sydney 11th floor motel room" by lilcrabbygal
    View of Sydney Harbour from the Rydges North Sydney 11th floor motel room
  • Naddsy said:
    pretty sure you are looking at the wrong headland. the railway line in the tyrrel is the one at lavender bay, sort of runs into luna park.
  • Naddsy said:
    in the background you can see garden island - back when it used to be an island
  • beachcomber australia said:
    Taken from Holtermann's above McMahons Point, like Charles Bayliss 25 years before - www.nla.gov.au/apps/cdview?pi=nla.pic-vn4266082-a1-v&... . I wonder if Charles Kerry did a panorama like Bayliss ? - see www.flickr.com/photos/powerhouse_museum/2801063565/ and www.nla.gov.au/apps/cdview?pi=nla.pic-vn4266082&refer...

Timber house in Pittsworth

from State Library of Queensland

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    A pleasant 30-minute drive from Toowoomba, just off the Gore Highway is Pittsworth. There lie some of the richest farming lands in Australia. The Pittsworth Pioneer Village showcases the early development of the area and is dedicated to the memory of the feats of Arthur Postle - the "Crimson Flash". Once the world's fastest athlete, Postle grew up in the region and developed his love of running on the family farm. Crafty travelers will be interested in the Lady Fletcher Lace Room which houses one of Australia's largest lace collections. While at the RSL Display Centre, you can view an extensive collection of wartime memorabilia. In Hume Street you will find the gracious St Stephen's Catholic Church, constructed in 1908. Just around the corner, St Andrew's Anglican Church is also worth a visit to view the magnificent stained-glass windows. Source: www.queensland.com/au/en/places-to-see/destination-inform...